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Firm Performance, Political Influence and External Shocks
P. 21–30.
Sokolov V., Solanko L.
Resume of the 17th April Scientific Conference on Economic and Social Development
Language:
English
In book
Кн. 2. , М.: Издательский дом НИУ ВШЭ, 2017.
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Elena Makeeva, Popov K., Teplova O., Frontiers in Environmental Science 2024 Vol. 12 Article 1332792
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